Erema Operator
revolutionFlint (MI)
Erema Operator
Posted 7 days ago
revolutionFlint (MI)
Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and TendersRecyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Night-Shift Erema Operator Revolution is now hiring for a Night-Shift Erema Operator position in Flint, MI. This role will be responsible for processing materials and manufacturing products in an industrial organization.
Responsibilities:
Feed production scrap into the EREMA via roll feed and conveyor belt to recycle scrap into pellets for re-use in the production process. Record weights of scrap and recycled product. Monitor gauges for backpressure and amps. Maintain equipment by changing screens, pelletize blade, and compactor blades. Keep filters cleaned and free of buildup to keep water and product flowing properly through the water trough and dryer table. Make sure resin pellets are being fed to the correct silos or boxes. Save and sort cores to return to production. Keep work areas clean and organized.
Qualifications:
High School diploma or equivalent GED preferred. Experience with automated manufacturing equipment required. Able to work extended hours to meet business needs. Must be able to read and understand instructions well. Must be flexible and willing to work different machines as needed. Perform well in a customer-driven, safety-conscious organization. Ability to frequently lift, push, pull, and carry up to 50 pounds. About Revolution: It's time to redefine possible. At Revolution, we exist to empower businesses and consumers to contribute to a better future through sustainable loop plastic solutions. Our unique, circular approach results in sustainable products and services that effectively meet the needs of businesses today, while helping prepare them for tomorrow. And we're just getting started.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
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